Tag: tourism

Route Blue on the GOLD

On By MASTER ARTIST Michelle LougheryIn ART ROUTE Gold Country, Lorrie Flemming, Mural, Mural Towns, ROUTE BLUE JOURNALSLeave a comment
The Road speaks in many languages, it has heart ❤️ soul & a succinct voice.  Complimented with depth perception in a kaleidoscope of colors that unify people & place in a directional spiral.  Like the wheel, Route Blue is a human moral compass that drives us on an endless path in the circle of life!
This is why we’re so connected to The Mother Road, to carry us home on destiny’s journey.
Let’s rediscover this bloodline before we find that it is lost🌈…

There are rural champions all around us…Lorrie our Queen of the highway is the best ambassador of the blue line… collecting the people…the stories and the spirit of the blue..

the road awaits

Bob & I met Marcie of Explore Gold and Steve Rice at the Packinghouse in Spences Bridge in late summer.  Here’s to a smooth ride ahead!

 

AR:TROUTE BLUE with Highway Queen

On By MASTER ARTIST Michelle LougheryIn AR:T Route Blue, Lorrie Flemming, Mural, ROUTE BLUE COMMUNITIES, ROUTE BLUE JOURNALS1 Comment

Lorrie Flemming and her wonderful Husband Bob and their amazing dog are off to follow the blue and blog about the #destination Mural Town tour…
Dear my fellow bluers:

Enjoying the coastline art along the historic reaches of Monterey & adjoining town of Pacific Grove Cali.  The bike trail that joins the two beach cities features this great wall of interpretive vestiges steeped in local history.  Our next overnight stop is San Louis Obispo & Cambria, both strongly rooted in Spanish  culture., followed by my favourite colourful mural town of Exeter – steeped in agricultural history…may the journey implant permeant roots!

Sending love from the road,
Lorrie Fleming
One for the Road
Photos courtesy Bob Walker

Route blue shout out by former CEO of #Vancouver #Tourism

On By MASTER ARTIST Michelle LougheryIn Blue Wayfinder, FRIENDS OF ROUTE BLUE, Mural, Mural TownsLeave a comment

Rick Antonson:   Former President and CEO of Tourism Vancouver, world traveler and author of five books (including Route 66 Still Kicks – Driving America’s Main Street), kindly contributes this statement to honor Route Blue ~ Blue Renew…  “The time-honoured phrase “One for the road” gets nicely paraphrased when Route 66 enters the discussion as it becomes “All for the road” since everyone has a common sense that the road mattered, matters and will always matter — as it continues to lead us to interesting mindsets and places, and to inspire fascinating art such as route-blue-buoy”.  Rick

http://rickantonson.com/